Altadenas

Altadenas is a neighborhood in the city of Pasadena, California, situated in Los Angeles County. Its name is derived from "alta" meaning "high" and "adenas" meaning "hills" in Spanish. This 3.4 square mile region of Pasadena encompasses the area nestled between the neighborhoods of San Marino, San Pasqual, and South Pasadena.

Altadenas is home to several significant landmarks and attractions. One of its most notable features is the Altadena Country Club. The neighborhood also houses the Levitt Pavilion, an open-air music venue and the Arroyo Park, which connects to the larger Arroyo Seco park system. Additionally, the Longden Place Museum, a Victorian mansion with a subtropical garden, is situated in the neighborhood.

Residentially, the area consists of medium-density, single-family homes residing on oversized lots with character-rich lots. Many of these lots have small orchards, backyards, and outdoor vegetable gardens, and the historic Victorian-era houses give the community's aesthetic character. Recreational options include access to the 20-acre Ralph C. Wetherby Park and Arcadia Improvement Club Recreational Reserve.

The neighborhood holds a mix of low-income households, diverse housing styles, and family-oriented surroundings. Geographically, Altadenas is relatively isolated in terms of public transportation options within Altadenas itself. Taking public transportation, which may involve two or three transfers, often forces travelers to walk or bike through the nearby, swallowing neighborhoods of Raymond Hill, Mednik Corridor, and to get a bus ride down Grandview, instead of waiting at Altadenas, walk which could be as short or even shorter ride.

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